Stockholm Highlights Boat Tour

See Stockholm from a new perspective on this 2-hour 15-minute sightseeing cruise through the city’s waterways

from €34.963.7/5(349 reviews)
Stockholm Highlights Boat Tour

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Description

See Stockholm from a new perspective on this 2-hour 15-minute sightseeing cruise through the city’s waterways. Travel beneath 12 bridges and pass through the lock linking Lake Mälaren with the Baltic Sea, while taking in views of the Old Town, Södermalm, Djurgården, Hammarby Sjöstad, and the islands of Lilla and Stora Essingen. Enjoy live commentary in English via the boat’s speaker system, or use your smartphone and headphones to listen in Swedish, German, Spanish, Finnish, French, Italian, or Portuguese. Free Wi-Fi is available on board. Relax in the on-board café and bar, where you can purchase Swedish fika, sandwiches, snacks, hot and cold drinks, beer, and wine. Book with Stromma for an unforgettable Stockholm sightseeing cruise.

What to expect

  • See Stockholm from a new perspective on this 2-hour 15-minute sightseeing cruise through the city’s waterways
  • Free Wi-Fi is available on board
  • Relax in the on-board café and bar, where you can purchase Swedish fika, sandwiches, snacks, hot and cold drinks, beer, and wine

Frequently asked questions

How much does Stockholm Highlights Boat Tour cost?
The cheapest compared price is €34.96 per person with Viator. We compare Viator.
Where can I book Stockholm Highlights Boat Tour?
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How long does Stockholm Highlights Boat Tour take?
Allow around 2 h 15 min. The exact duration depends on the provider and time slot you choose.
Is free cancellation available?
Yes, at least one provider offers free cancellation for this experience. Terms are shown in the comparison table.

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